Strangetown Conspiracy 11: A Brother's Fall (chapter at the end of the thread)
Sam the T-man:
:rofl: I'll never see Buzz in the same light ever again! :laugh: Love the last scene! It's been a while since I laughed that much :D
Hope you're feeling better, BTW :)
steelguy:
First time I tried to watch that, my connection was so slow it just locked up.
I'm so glad I tried again.
Think I hurt myself laughing so hard, though...
katt9308:
That was wonderful!!! LOL.
Katt
joe_mulcahy:
Thank you very much, Katt, Steelguy, Sadie and Kattan, I'm so glad you enjoyed my first attempt at writing a comedy.
Here is the next episode of Strangetown Conspiracy.
Synopsis: Not even General Buzz Grunt can keep his composure at the prospect of sentencing his own son to death, but Pascal attempts to comfort him, and perhaps persuade him to choose his son over his sense of duty.
In doing so, Buzz's mind wanders through the mental shelves of thirty years as he questions his own decision.
Note: This special episode is narrated by me, and was done as a challenge between myself and a few other movie makers, for we wondered how the character General Buzz Grunt would sound coming from different cultural backgrounds. This then is Glaswegian General Grunt, and before any of you remark on how weak my accent is, let me just say that I've been making every effort to tone it down so most people can understand me. My wife laughed at me for many hours whilst filming this, as she said that my viewers would be saying "come again?" "what did he say?" So I've tried not to roll my tongue and use the hard-edged vowels I ordinarily employ, but hope I've preserved the cadence of my normal manner of speaking.
If you would like to hear what American North-Eastern Buzz Grunt sounds like, be sure to watch Swordsmasterguy's movie here. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DGGaShXQuA...
If all goes well, you may soon hear the Norwegian and American South Central versions as well, so as much as some of you may wish to laugh at my accent, exercise some restraint (if commenting in the comments section of the movie), as doing so could potentially scare other directors off of the challenge. In private mail though, feel free to knock my accent into the next street!
If you still can't understand me, say so in your comments, and I will post the text.
Sam the T-man:
Aww, you have a cute voice ;) Nice back-story - sounds like we also have the same Chips to a degree, although my version of events is gonna be quite a bit more sinister...
I'm still clinging to my versions of Johnny and Ripp, by the way :tongue3:
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